Girl’s Football Final November 28th 2012, St Canice’s V Thomastown (Written by Ciara Prendergast and Sinéad O’ Keeffe) On Wednesday Thomastown and St Canice’s went to O’ Loughlins to play each other in the school final. The team was lined out with Jodie Lancashire on goal, Ava Kavanagh on one corner and Dearbhaile O’ Keeffe was full-back. Lizzie Buckley was in the other corner
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(Written by Shane Kearney and Ben Carrol) The Heineken Cup arrived at St. Mary’s National School on Thursday the 8th of November. Leo the Lion came too!! All the classes gathered in the hall. There was great excitement. Leo entertained us all and gave out lots of Leinster hats to pupils who could answer questions about rugby correctly. After that we got our picture
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(Written by Diarmuid Galway and Eddie Donnelly) On Monday the 5th of November, the Thomastown hurling team arrived with the cup having beaten Bennettsbridge in the county final in Nowlan Park the previous day. They have now been promoted from a junior team to an intermediate team. Lots of players of players arrived with the cup and took the time to visit every class
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(Written by Peter Connellan and Robbie Cody) The first final was Kerry V Mayo. Mayo won the match on the score 5-4 to 0-0. The girls’ final followed. Ciara Mason’s team against Ruth Ryan’s team. Ruth’s team won by 4 points. The Boy’s final was the last to be played. Kildare V The Nice Boys. Colm Whelan against Jack Barcoe’s team. Jack’s team won
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(Written by Kerri Whelan and Hannah Bay) On Friday 26th of October a new creation arrived at our school. The new creation was a beautiful stone sculpture. It is a magnificent addition to our magnificent school. A gigantic crane arrived on Friday morning to lift the amazing piece of art from the back of a lorry. The whole school gathered to watch. Although we
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The Green Schools Committee is up and running again. We’re full steam ahead with our eyes on our second Green Flag. All the children in the school are working really hard on the Energy theme. We’ve noticed lots of children turning off their classroom lights when they leave their rooms. Children are also reminding their teachers to close windows and doors and switch off
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On Friday October 12th , St Mary’s N.S. had a visit from 5 very special guests……. Henry, Micheal, T.J., Paul and of course ………. LIAM McCARTHY!!! Míle Buíochas to the lads who took the time to visit our school and bring such joy and excitement to everyone. The photographs below are proof of how delighted the children were to meet the players and hold
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Video by Dylan Vaughan of children showing support for KK Team Thanks Dylan for the fantastic photos and video!
Written by Róisín O’ Keeffe and Michelle Donnelly Last Sunday, Sunday 29th of September, U-10 Thomastown camogie team won their blitz in Danesfort. We played four matches and won them all. In every match, we kept the other teams scoreless. We were going for three-in-a-row and we achieved it! We had four different captains; Alicia Minogue captained the first match, Una Donnelly captained the
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Congratulations to Michelle Byrne for her work ‘Journey‘. Michelle was awarded the Conor/Moran ESB medal for outstanding sculpture. This piece is the small scale model for a public art commission that Michelle is currently undertaking for our school. Below you will find a number of photos displaying the very difficult process of constructing and designing this large scale sculpture for our school; from quarrying
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St Mary’s Support for Kilkenny Hurlers There was tremendous excitement in our school yard last Friday as the children at St Mary’s donned the black n amber in anticipation of Sunday’s All-Ireland hurling final. Best of luck to the team in the replay on September 30th……GO ON THE CATS!!! Here’s a poem by Kaitlin Walsh to inspire you! Kilkenny’s team are on the
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(Written by Laurie Moylan and Orla O’ Keeffe ) On Monday 25th June, in the girl’s league final, Kilkenny took on Jamaica. Kilkenny scored two goals and four points and Jamaica scored three goals and five points. In the end the difference was a goal and a point. The players an Jamaica were: Jill O’Neill ( C ), Aoife O’Flaherty, Kaitlin Walsh, Katie Waugh,
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Fifth Class Mrs Dowling Ms. Lanigan Senior Infants Ms. O’Connor (4th Class) Fourth Clas Mrs Murphy Second Class Mrs Moore Junior Infants 1 Ms Stapleton Junior Infants 3 Ms A Stapleton Ms. Doyle First Class First Class Mrs Moore Senior Infants Ms Kelly Junior Infants 2 Ms. Power Sixth Class Mr Delahunty Mr. Roberts Sixth Class Third Class Ms. O’Shea Second Class Mrs Troy
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